StompingGroundsVintagePrints

This image comes from a 1910 picture postcard originally published by the Buffalo News Company.

This image of Buffalo Park dates from about 1905. Notice the trees and bridge reflected in the tranquil waters.

This detailed image of the Ivy Arch dates from about 1905.

This postcard image of the serene Genesee River dates from about 1910.

This dynamic view of the Brooklyn Bridge and the city beyond is taken from a ca 1915 postcard. Its original reverse side caption read:

Lower Manhattan showing a group of the tallest buildings in the world including the New Woolworth Building, the Municipal Building, and the Singer Building. The Brooklyn Bridge Tower, from which this view was taken, in 400 feet above the water line."

This pretty image of the stone bridge in Cortland shows the near-by buildings as well as the bridge itself.

Reproduced from a colorful 1933 linen postcard.

This early 20th century postcard image shows detailed coloring. Water in the foreground and mountains in the background frame the town nicely.

The tall buildings reflecting in the water below makes for a very pretty image, circa 1933.